Budget Automation in Python -- Part 1: Introduction

In this video series, we will be building a Python script that utilizes Selenium to extract pricing and product information from Amazon and store that into a Google Sheets spreadsheet.

This is a mini-project that showcases something that you can build from the ground up and something that hopefully you can expand upon!

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[Vincevl]

Great videos. You're an excellent teacher. Please keep the automation ideas coming.

[josephstark]

I'm impressed, you're great. Keep it up. I'm following

[ravitanwar]

hey vinnie can you give a little bit of background on how this will be useful as opposed to normal cart option provided by amazon.
basically pros of this project.

[KaranRajpal]

Interesting! Going to try this. Can this be done with Puppeteer instead of Firefox? Have you tried that? I'd like to have this running completely in the background if it was possible.